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Every page gets a 0-100 score for how easily AI can read and recommend it, plus one whole-site readiness score.
AnswerProof Web · for any website
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google's AI, and Copilot answer your customers' questions every day. See how ready your site is for them to read and recommend — and get clear, honest steps to improve.
No credit card. We only ever read your pages — we never change your site.
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Built around how the big answer engines actually read the web
Every page gets a 0-100 score for how easily AI can read and recommend it, plus one whole-site readiness score.
Rewrites, structured data, and meta tags — written from your real content, never invented. You review everything.
Copy each change into your site, mark it done, and re-scan to see exactly what improved.
Can AI reach and crawl your site at all? We check your robots.txt, sitemap, HTTPS, and more — and tell you exactly what is blocking access.
How easy is each page to recommend? We score what actually helps AI quote you: clear structure, specific facts, and real answers to your visitors' questions.
We tell you how AI-ready you are — not how often you'll be cited. It's an honest readiness check, not a promise.
The web is full of AI-optimization advice that promises citations it can't deliver. We grade every recommendation by evidence — proven, emerging, or unproven — and tell you which is which. We'll never sell you a magic file. And we never touch your site: every change is yours to review and apply.
The rubric is not our opinion — every weight traces to published research or an engine's own documentation. Four factors, one hundred points:
| Factor | Points | What it counts |
|---|---|---|
| Technical density | 35 | Concrete, attributable facts — numbers, named sources, quotations |
| Structured data | 25 | Correct schema.org JSON-LD and metadata, counted deterministically |
| Answerability | 20 | Whether the page actually answers its visitors' questions |
| Extractability | 20 | Liftable structure: one clear H1, logical headings, lists, an answer-first opening |
Technical density weighs the most because it is the only causally demonstrated lever. In a 10,000-query benchmark on live answer engines, adding quotations lifted visibility about 41%, statistics about 31%, and cited sources about 30% — while keyword stuffing cost roughly 10%.
Source: Aggarwal et al., “GEO: Generative Engine Optimization,” KDD 2024 (arXiv:2311.09735)
Structured data is scored as hygiene, not magic. Correct schema.org helps engines understand your page, but Google's own documentation says no special markup is required for AI features — so we count what is verifiably present and never sell schema as a citation booster.
Source: Google Search Central, “Optimizing for generative AI features,” 2026
Site readiness checks robots.txt access for 12 AI crawlers by name, and weights blocking a search crawler far more heavily than blocking a training one — because only the first removes you from live AI answers.
Scores are built to be reproducible: a fixed rubric, deterministic checks, and model calls at temperature zero. An unchanged page keeps its score — we fingerprint content and only re-score what actually changed.
The free AnswerProof AI readiness check extension for Chrome scores the machine-countable half of this rubric on the page you're viewing — AI crawler access, structured data and metadata, extractability — entirely in your browser, with no account. For the rest, how well your content actually answers visitors' questions, the full scan reads your whole site and writes the exact fixes for you to review.
We only ever read your pages — we never change your site. Every suggestion is yours to review and apply.
Two things. Site readiness: whether AI crawlers can reach your site at all — robots.txt, sitemap, HTTPS. Content readiness: how easy each page is to quote — clear structure, specific facts, and real answers to the questions your visitors ask.
No, never. We only ever read your pages. Every rewrite, structured-data block, and meta suggestion is a draft you review and apply yourself — there is no publish button, and we have no access to your site.
The checks are built around how ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Mode, Microsoft Copilot, and Gemini actually read the web — including which of their crawlers your robots.txt allows or blocks.
No — and we won't pretend otherwise. The score measures how ready your site is for AI to read and recommend, not how often it will be cited. We grade every recommendation by evidence and tell you which ones are proven and which aren't.
Your site's sitemap address — most sites have one at yoursite.com/sitemap.xml. We check that your robots.txt allows us to visit before we read a single page, and there's nothing to install.
It takes a few minutes, and there's nothing to install.